Fish Coloring Pages Online: Paint the Ocean Floor

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Drawing of a smiling fish colored purple, orange, yellow and pink among bubbles, next to a column of colored pencils.

Fish Coloring Pages Online: Paint the Ocean Floor

About Fish Coloring Pages Online

These fish coloring pages online take little ones to the bottom of the sea without getting their hands dirty. There are several drawings to choose from: a clownfish, a dolphin, a turtle, a whale, a starfish, a octopus, a seahorse, a crab and a jellyfish. Each one is filled in with a box of virtual pencils, different brush sizes and a transparency effect that mimics watercolor. If your little one loves to paint, in our section of coloring games they'll find many more drawings.

When you're done, the drawing can be saved, so every fish coloring page becomes a little masterpiece to show the family or print out to decorate the bedroom.

Video: Fish Coloring Pages Online: Paint the Ocean Floor

How to play Fish Coloring Pages Online: Paint the Ocean Floor: gameplay recorded on Ludorex.

How do you play Fish Coloring Pages in Fish Coloring Pages Online?

There's no rush and no score: it's all about enjoying painting.

Choose the sea animal you want to paint.
Pick a color from the pencil column.
Select the brush size and, if you like, the transparency level.
Paint inside the lines of the drawing.
Save the picture when it's finished.

Fish Coloring Pages Online controls

PC

Left click and drag: paint on the drawing
Click the pencils and options: change color, size and transparency

Mobile and tablet

Swipe your finger: color the selected area
Tap: select colors and tools

What do you learn in Fish Coloring Pages Online?

Fine motor skills and stroke control when painting without going outside the lines.
Color recognition and first notions of color mixing thanks to transparency effects.
Ocean vocabulary: names of sea animals and their features.
Creativity, patience and concentration.

Recommended for ages 4 and up; younger children can play with help from an adult.

Tips for playing better: Fish Coloring Pages Online

Big areas first, then the small ones: fill in the fish's body with a thick brush and save the thin one for fins, eyes and scales.
Play with transparency: applying two light layers of different colors creates watercolor-like gradients, perfect for water or bubbles.
Talk about real colors: with the clownfish or the starfish, ask your child what colors they have in nature, then let them invent their own version.
Make a paper aquarium: save each finished drawing, print them out and cut them out to build an ocean mural.